Con motivo del Día Internacional del Cáncer de Mama, los alumnos de de 1º y 2º de Asesoría de Imagen Personal y Corporativa y 2º de Peluquería y Cosmética Capilar junto con la profesora de inglés, Andrea Corchado, leerán un artículo sobre una famosa que, con éxito, superó este cáncer y ayudó a muchas mujeres gracias a su actitud; animando a todas ellas a hacerse los análisis y pruebas correspondientes, resultando en un 40% más de mujeres que se unieron a esta prevención. Los medios de comunicación lo llamaron: «The Kylie effect«. Haremos una «Brainstorming«( Tormenta de ideas ) sobre el vocabulario que encontremos en los gráficos y los alumnos responderán a las preguntas descritas en la actividad sobre su conocimiento del tema, hábitos saludables, prevención etc.

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BREAST CANCER

Actress and pop star Kylie Minogue has prompted an increase in the number of women having breast cancer screenings in Australia. Ms. Minogue discovered she had breast cancer in May and underwent surgery to have a lump removed. The media attention that followed resulted in a 40 per cent increase in the number of women being checked for breast cancer. This is according to a study by Sydney University’s Professor Simon Chapman. He said the “Kylie effect” could greatly reduce the number of breast-cancer related deaths.

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VOCABULARY

• Surgery

• Sickness

• …

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STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)

1. What did you think when you first read this headline?

2. Did the headline make you want to read the article?

3. What do you know about Kylie Minogue?

4. Do you think celebrities should promote health issues?

5. Are you worried about cancer?

6. Have you ever been checked for possible signs of cancer?

7. Does the thought of cancer make you change your lifestyle?

8. What do you know about cancer?

9. How important is a cure for cancer compared with other diseases and illnesses?

10. Have you ever had an operation?

STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A)

1. Did you like reading this article?

2. What do you think about what you read?

3. Do you know anyone who has or has suffered from cancer?

4. Do you often read about health issues in the newspapers?

5. What areas of health are you most concerned about?

6. Is it a good idea for health agencies to use celebrity illnesses?

7. Should schools spend more time educating children about cancer?

8. Are you worried about any aspects of your health?

9. Do you think you will never be ill?

10. Did you like this discussion?

AFTER DISCUSSION: Join another partner / group and tell them what you talked about.

1. What question would you like to ask about this topic?

2. What was the most interesting thing you heard?

3. Was there a question you didn’t like?

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